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The Oregon County Food Pantry can always use help. They take financial and grocery donations, as well as labor donations.

Although some customers are willing to pay for their morning cup of caffeine, others enter the store with various dance steps.

Whether you are traveling and thinking about the weather or planning a meal, most Americans participate in the holiday.

The BB Road Volunteer Fire Department held its annual hunter’s meal. Hunters came from the field to enjoyed a home-cooked hot meal.

Last year, 76.2 million people shopped in-store on Black Friday. Additionally, 90.6 million shopped online.

Others did not take the vaccine. Many of the unvaccinated were forced from their jobs without any exemption.

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We know fruits and vegetables are necessary for a healthy life. The question remains: How can I incorporate more of them into my daily meals?

All residents must present a REAL ID or other federally acceptable document to the TSA when flying after May 7.

Every year, the US Capitol gets an enormous, live evergreen to decorate as the nation’s Christmas tree. This year, it will travel from Alaska!

Slaughter cows and bulls sold 2.00-4.00 lower. Demand was good on a heavy supply of slaughter animals and a moderate supply of replacement cattle.

Alton held its city council meeting on November 12, 2024, at the Alton City Hall. Some things discussed were sidewalks and the store The Underground.

Couch School plans to open a time capsule sealed in 1999! Invite your kids—or grandkids—and let them see what was important and valued then.